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Government Vocabulay

Government Vocabulary, 1st Nine Weeks

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Title Given to the head of the government in some countries. Chancellor
The title given to the head of government in national governments. President
The title given to the head of government in parliamentary system. Prime Minister
A group of advisors who help the head of a government establish policies and make decisions. Cabinet
Any group of people who represent organizations, regions, or nations, and who meet together to discuss their problems. Congress
A group of eledcted officials that represent the people of that country. Parliament
A form of government which has weak central government. Confederation
A form of government that has a strong central government. Federal
The two houses which make up the Parliaments of the United Kingdom. House of Lords and House of Commons
A form of government in which one person who inherits, or is elected to, a throne is head of state for life. Monarchy
The two lawmaking bodies of many federal legislatures. Senate and House of Representatives
A form of government in which the state has absolute control over almost every aspect of people's lives. Totalitarian
A form of government in which an individual, a committee, or a group holds absolute power. Dictator
A person who lives in a country with all the rights appointed by the government. Citizen
Germany calls the head of its government ___________. chancellor
The United States calls the head of its government ___________. president
The United Kingdom calls the head of its government __________. prime minister
Different types of government usa a ____ to help manage the affairs of a country cabinet
The United States government's law making body is called a ____________. Its purpose is to represent people. congress
The United Kingdom's law making body is called a _________. parliament
The European Union is a ________ of countries that promote economic policies. confederation
The US has a _______ system of government. federal
The ________________ is appointed by the monarchy. It reveiws bills passed and serves as the highest court of appeals. House of Lords
The ___________ is elected by the people to represent them in the government. House of Commons
The UK has a __________ that acts as the Head of State and represents the country but shares power with Parliament. mopnarchy
The _____ has two members elected from each state for six years. United States's Senate
The ______ has more members than the senate because it is based on the population of the state. House of Representative
United States President Abraham Lincoln- "government of the people, by the people, for the people." Democracy
For many years, Societ Russia used a _____ government as a way to control its people. totalitarian
_____ are pretected by the government but are accountable to follow the laws of the city or country. Citizens
Some famous ______ are Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler dictators
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